The world is simply refusing to do what is necessary to reduce carbon. We are in the process of transitioning to sustainable energy but we are going much too slowly. The reason is money. Read […]
The world has been slow to implement its optimistic projections and promises to reduce carbon emissions. Reducing them at the source before they are released into the atmosphere is an option but has its […]
Removing greenhouse gasses from the air has been an issue of tremendous interest as we see more and more effects of a changing climate. One of these ways now has a commercial plant in California. […]
As with red tide and toxic algae, excess nutrients are suspected as a cause in the recent huge masses of seaweed occurring in our oceans. Some of those come from Florida rivers and perhaps […]
The following was sent to me from the series of “The Invading Sea” by Florida Atlantic University. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like a life: once taken, it […]
It’s not sewage but agriculture. In some subwatersheds around Lake Okeechobee, the BMAP reports that Big Ag accounts for more than 90 percent of total phosphorus and total nitrogen Polluters such as the phosphate and water […]
Lack of flow in the Mississippi is akin to over-pumping the aquifer in Florida; both may result in saltwater intrusion. Water authorities in Louisiana may barge in millions of gallons of potable drinking water but […]
Tom Palmer of Ancient Islands Group Sierra Club has kindly listed for us all the upcoming virtual webinars for Climate Week in Florida. So if we go to the link he provides we can […]
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